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INR
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Rupee Falls to Over Four-Week Low
The Indian rupee weakened to 95.7 per dollar, retreating from recent gains to its lowest level in over four weeks,…
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Rupee Pauses Decline After RBI FX Intervention
The Indian rupee hovered around 95.5 per dollar, pausing losses as traders pointed to likely intervention by the Reserve Bank…
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India Rupee Halts Losses
The Indian rupee hovered around 95.2 per dollar, pausing recent losses after multi-week lows as investors assessed persistent dollar demand,…
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Rupee Pauses Losses on Softer Dollar
The Indian rupee hovered around 95.2 per dollar, pausing recent losses as the greenback softened on softer-than-expected labor data. June…
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Indian Rupee Extends Losses
The Indian rupee hovered around 94.7 per dollar, extending its recent losses as rising US Treasury yields strengthened the greenback…
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Indian Rupee ticks down against US Dollar, US data in focus
The Indian Rupee edges down against the US Dollar as investors shift focus to an array of US data. Lower…
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Indian Rupee flattens while focus shifts to US-Iran talks in Oman
The Indian Rupee trades calmly near 94.35 against the US Dollar ahead of US-Iran talks and NFP data. Iran stresses…
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Indian Rupee Slides to One-Week Low
The Indian rupee fell to around 94.8 per dollar, retreating after a brief stabilization as renewed strength in the greenback…
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Rupee Holds Firm on Softer Oil
The Indian rupee hovered near 94.3 per dollar, steadying after reaching six-week highs as easing geopolitical tensions and softer crude…
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Indian Rupee rises on FCNR-B inflows, dollar selling by exporters
USD/INR falls due to robust FCNR-B inflows, bank fixing-related selling, and aggressive dollar liquidation by exporters. The Indian Rupee strengthened…
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